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/content/uploads/2023/06/10.The-Rehnquist-Court.1991-1993.jpg1024809The Court expanded its earlier Establishment Clause school prayer doctrines beginning with Engel v. Vitale, to include Ten Commandments postings and many moments of silence in Wallace v. Jaffree and then, in a 5-4 vote, included graduation ceremonies in Lee v. Weisman.